Dangerous Minds - Cast

Cast

  • Michelle Pfeiffer as LouAnne Johnson
  • George Dzundza as Hal Griffith
  • Courtney B. Vance as George Grandey
  • Robin Bartlett as Carla Nichols
  • Beatrice Winde as Mary Benton
  • John Neville as Waiter
  • Lorraine Toussaint as Irene Roberts
  • Renoly Santiago as Raúl Sanchero
  • Wade Domínguez as Emilio Ramírez
  • Bruklin Harris as Callie Roberts
  • Marcello Thedford as Cornelius Bates
  • Roberto Alvarez as Gusmaro Rivera
  • Richard Grant as Durrell Benton
  • Marisela Gonzales as Angela
  • Toni Nichelle Buzhardt as Nikki
  • Norris Young as Kareem
  • Rahman Ibraheem as Big G
  • Desire Galvez as Taiwana
  • Wilson Limpo as Roderick
  • Raymond Grant as Lionel Benton
  • Veronica Robles as Stephanie
  • Michael Archuleta as Oso
  • Deshanda Carter as Tanyekia
  • Ebony Jerido as Deanne
  • Brandi Younger as Grip
  • Asia Minor as Pam
  • Karina Arroyave as Josy
  • Paula Garcés as Alvina
  • Ivan Sergei as Huero
  • Mark Prince Edwards as PJ
  • Ismael Archuleta as Lalo
  • Skye Bassett as Jody
  • Gaura Vani Buchwald as Warlock (credited as Gaura Buchwald)
  • Cynthia Avila as Mrs. Sanchero
  • Roman Cisneros as Mr. Sanchero (credited as Roman J. Cisneros)
  • Camille Winbush as Tyeisha Roberts
  • Al Israel as Mr. Santiego
  • Brian Anthony as Joey
  • Jason Gutman as Adam
  • Lara Spotts as Dianna
  • Coolio as Scott Felvmern

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